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In our text today, two "firsts" will take place. Jesus will be joined by his first disciples, and he will perform his first recorded miracle. Both "firsts" display the very essence of Christianity—following Jesus and his glory being revealed in overwhelming fashion.

The Bible is clear: Satan is real, and he made a real attempt to destroy God’s plan of salvation. He tempted Jesus in every way we are tempted but did not prevail. Jesus’ example empowers us to resist the Devil when we face temptation. Find out how as we continue our series, His Words.

The baptism of Jesus was a powerful moment in the Gospels. When Jesus stepped out of the crowd to be baptized by John, his ministry became public and the countdown to the cross had begun. Three signs also accompanied Jesus' baptism. The sky opened up, the voice of God and the Spirit descending. There was no doubt, Jesus was the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

Jesus said in Matthew 11:11 that "among those born of women there has not risen anyone greater than John the Baptist…" That is high praise from the Messiah! Join us today and find out why as we continue our current series HIS WORDS.

Luke gives us a glimpse into the young childhood of Jesus in Luke 2:40-52. Jesus and his family travel to Jerusalem to take part in the Passover festival. While traveling home to Nazareth, Mary and Joseph realize that Jesus is not with them. Frantically, Mary and Joseph return back to Jerusalem the next day to look for the boy Jesus. They find Jesus in the temple, sitting with the scribes and Phar...

Jesus will receive visitors from a far off place who will present him with expensive gifts and worship him with great joy. Who were these mysterious visitors and what can we learn from them? Find out today as we continue our series, His Words.

Simeon and Anna were two remarkable people who were fully devoted to God. After Simeon saw the baby Jesus with his own eyes, he declared that he can die in peace. May we all long to see the risen savior like Simeon did. Join us today as we continue our series, "His Words."

The Angel proclaimed, "I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people!" Indeed, the birth of Jesus was and is good news for everyone! Join us today as we continue our series, His Words!

What does it mean to be truly blessed and thankful? Mary, the mother of Jesus gives us an example of what it really means—and it might surprise you! Join us today as we continue our series, "His Words."

The baby announcement is usually one of the most joyous moments in an expectant parent's life. In Luke 1, we learn about two miraculous baby announcements that changed the world. Join us today as we continue our study through the life of Christ called, His Words!

One look at the genealogies in the Gospels and we're tempted to skip them. However, a closer examination reveals amazing truths about Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series on the life and teachings of Jesus called His Words.

The incarnation of Jesus is perhaps the most wonderful truth of history! When you truly understand all its implications, you'll never be the same again. Join us as we continue our series, His Words—and unpack this amazing reality that God dwelled with us!

If Jesus' life is the model we follow, and his teachings are our curriculum for disciple-making, then we better be all about His words! Join us today as we begin this exciting new series about the life and teachings of Jesus called, "His Words."

How did Jesus make disciples? He started with prayer and focused on the few! The results speak for themselves and provide for us a wonderful example of kingdom multiplication. Join us today as we conclude our series, Go: Join the Mission of Jesus.

Join us as Go Pastor, Sonny Johnson continues our series GO!

Does God care about results? Perhaps you've never thought about it like that before. According to Jesus' parables, God does care about results and that should make us consider the results of our disciple-making efforts. Join us today as we continue our series GO!

Why is Disciple Making the core mission of the church? This question and more answered as we continue our exciting series called GO—Join the Mission of Jesus!

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What is a disciple of Jesus? How would you explain it to someone you just met? A disciple of Jesus is someone who is following Jesus, being changed by Jesus, and is committed to the mission of Jesus! Join us today as we continue this exciting series called: GO!

The life and teachings of Jesus are essential in our understanding of true disciple making. Join us today as we continue our series Go: Join the Mission of Jesus.

The core mission of the church is to make disciples. This reality is modeled in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. That we are to enter into relationships to intentionally help people follow Jesus, be changed by Jesus, and join the Mission of Jesus.

Three times in Hebrews, the writer declares "Let Us!" — These "let us" declarations should mean something to the church today! They shout that we were meant to live out our faith in community with other believers! Join us today as we continue our GROW series.

Do you approach your walk with the Lord with great intentionality? If not, then let today be the day that changes. No one becomes a mature follower of Jesus by accident. It's a choice to grow spiritually. Join us today and be encouraged to take an intentional step to a closer walk with the Lord!

Jesus is the master teacher, and one of His favorite ways to teach is by telling parables! We will conclude this series by studying the Parable of the Ten Talents, the goal of this real to life story is how we can be good, faithful, and wise servants with the resources that God has entrusted us with! Join us as we learn how we might be those kinds of servants in His Kingdom.

Join us as we continue our series, Parables: Stories That Changed the World. Highlands Campus Pastor, Eric Vaughan, preaches on the parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke chapter 15.